Smif N Wessun The All Zip

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While there is no record of a project titled "The All Zip," the Brooklyn hip-hop duo (Tek and Steele) released their sixth studio album, titled The All , on February 22, 2019. This project marked a significant "renaissance" for the Boot Camp Clik veterans, showcasing a shift toward mature, reflective "Dad Rap" without losing their signature street edge. Production and Sound

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The All is entirely produced by 9th Wonder and the Soul Council, featuring prominent producers like , Eric G. , E. Jones , and Nottz . This partnership shifted the duo's sound toward smoother, jazz-infused melodies while maintaining their signature hardcore lyrical delivery. Release Date February 22, 2019 Label Duck Down Music Executive Producers Tek & Steele, 9th Wonder, Soul Council Primary Producers 9th Wonder , Khrysis , Nottz , Eric G., E. Jones Length 43:28 (12 tracks) Tracklist and Notable Collaborations Smif-N-Wessun While there is no record of a

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The project is often described as "adult contemporary rap," focusing on themes of wisdom, personal reflection, and street survival. While critics noted its slower, "sluggish" tempo compared to their earlier work, many praised the polished production and the duo's ability to evolve without appearing preachy. Tracklist & Features The album consists of with a total runtime of approximately 43 minutes. Featured Artist(s) (Intro) The Education of Smif-N-Wessun Raekwon & Heather Victoria 9th Wonder Ocean Drive Musiq Soulchild & Rapsody 9th Wonder Letter 4 U SmittytheCAINSMITH Let Me Tell Ya The A.L.L. 9th Wonder GQ & Heather Victoria StahfAllah Notable Highlights The All» — Smif-N-Wessun - Альбом - Apple Music Consistent Quality Khrysis The All is entirely produced

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"Man, that tape? That was the rough drafts. We gave that to DJs to test in the clubs. I don't even have a copy anymore. If you find one, don't send it to me—sell it to a Japanese collector for ten grand."

In the mid-1990s, Smif N Wessun co-founded Flipmode Squad, a collective of like-minded artists, producers, and DJs. This loose-knit group allowed them to experiment with new sounds, collaborate with other talented artists, and push the boundaries of hip-hop. Da Beatminerz, their in-house production team, provided the sonic backdrop for their innovative lyrics, helping to create a distinct sound that resonated with fans and critics alike.